Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-30

very little life OF spirit In the wheat pit. Ap-
paTently no one was dispcs to do anything
not made necessary by or or of some hind and
there wer. but few orders. The clearancrs
from the seabOard yesterday were only jU4 ,lOO.
not indicating much of m eNpOr. demand.
Aided tn this is the talk Of free 'csp.s OF new
wheat miNet in WITH large quantities. OF Old,
giving bearieh tone 10 the pit as q whole.
Sc Jtember options opcnci at 1Dssc- nuctuated
between that and &c and then dropped down
until at noon IL WAS 10 e. few minutes prior
" one free 5 -lin& in 10 al way IL Was forced
TO i O., but IL re 'GverGu slightly z
closed 81 iO'sG1O5ic. Corn receiver more at
tcnnon than wheat. september opened at
394C, 1t occasionally went C higher. but tended
downward, and by noon had broken fl quite
materially, gong Us low as IS .c. Men lOOkeu
on as "leadefs' were all disposed to sell II
Outsiders were buy. rs ana found 10 difficulty
in getting all they wanted. good many bull
mes ages came IN from different sources, tut
the VII iagness OF The local trade 10 sell corn
overcome what influence they might ordinarily
have mad. Receivers say there Is dJub.-
less a certain anCInt of real damage to
corn Throughout this sta.c. but they SILL think
THAT thu crop Will be such as 10 maize corn sale
at the present hGur E. During after part OF
the session there was recovery. option Clos
ing steady at 81 d3J5. In provisions the day S
business cons.s,ed almost wholly OF extending
maturing of Aug lst contracts 10 Later IN )nths.
Angus; trades for lard we're tran sferred 10
september at die crcnCR OF loo ami TO October
ut I1>ac. September short ribs were 1i,dlOc
over August, while october wa &c under sep
tcmher. Lard WAS icm and without quo' able
change, closing at $50 a - for August $50
al 20 for SepteI Der and S. 10 or OCLoGcr. shorC
RIBS Wsre advanced l0d IZlsC over ycster ny
wi h y li1.la new trading lndu ged in, confined
m .iUly TO sept, which sold from = or as 49,
md closed a. $ L. tuSust short ribs closed
al s. o. ana OcttUcr AT 81 %. PorS wa. quoted
al $lI 80 f.r casa and sold Tor January st SIT -
a II ga Ieaut ( futures c!Csed Is follows
Nhe&t-JHly 6s5ac; August ~ Neptcm-
Se[ sso,cmD e9'2Jay october o o Aq Tes
pork per barrel, year 81 A.. Lard-Ju y, Sc SD. !;
AUGUST, s. Jli5; September s. 67!a, october,
- %. short rtbs, July, IS OK; August, $ OK;
quiet and unch .nged. Nc. , wheat red, Ike:
No. CDyn, 3 G3Silc. Mes pork per bar
rel, SD 90. I.art, per leo lbs, St 57}adG go
on re ribs, sizes, loose, IS 05 Dry sailed
sidts, boxed, ! 3jaS 40
NEW YORK, July 90 Flour less active and
weak. Wneat-SpOt lots opcnct firm, closing
heavy and 90 &c lower, options declined ! a
sc early in the day, and after a few slight
changes closed heavy 1T near The bottom "a e..
Speculation only modeTale, Spot y - ,. 1ghG
79'.; elevator; S224 GSll5c deiivered; sEhzc
special September; July nominal at 79!sc An
8s.sc, closed SO5sc; october s! l l6a
S3lsGslc, Siosed 3 C. CO Gorn-Sp SG' lots
about &C and options is01c better, closing
vator; . d46c delivered August - ,d451ac.
closing at 451ac september 49,. diG ID tic, clos
Ing at 4G &C; October A. d4Sc, closing at 4sc;
November nominal at 1870. Coffee Spot fair;
lilo duu ana nominal at 1870. options dull,
heay and lower; sales 39,7OO bags; Jul,
81 ST. August ST. 60dl7 - september SIT 50
ais o.. October SIS GOALS 70; November Sis p;
December SIS i5@lS p; January SIS 20; r'eu-
rusrY SIS 25GlS IS, April SIS 3lG is a. Sugar
quiet and firm; centrifugal SIC; refined quiet;
white extra { &c; We low 41SG4ssc; mould \
5d5 l5-lG;; off y 5isG5lic. Mo.asses dull ana
nominal. Wool quiet and barely steady; do
nest" neeces 3Ud37c; pulled l4d3jC; Texas
l9d Pork dull ana unchanged. Cut meats
un' -nged aad dull Lard very dull; western
st IN spot S. 90; August So s9dG 90; September
s. 10; December 81 SiG6 ST; city steam - TO-